Looking to go to the Minnesota game. Best website for tickets? Does it tell what sections are visitors?
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We just picked up 30 yrd seats for low $100s on stubhub. Lots of pro games going on that weekend with the Twins and Vikings at home as well. Tickets last week were $300 out of Jackson.
Best of the group though is catching a prince tribute band Saturday night after the game.
Who cares where the State fans are sitting. Drag your nuts on them and sit wherever you please.
For Minnesota Golden Gophers football games at Huntington Bank Stadium, visiting team seating is primarily designated in the upper-level corners, with some options along the lower-level sideline:
* Upper-Level Visitor Sections: Located in the back rows (typically rows 23–35) of Sections 201–206 and Sections 215–220. This is where official visiting team ticket blocks are typically housed.
* Lower-Level Visiting Sideline: Sections 107–114 are situated on the lower level along the visiting team's sideline.
* Upper-Level Visitor Sections: Located in the back rows (typically rows 23–35) of Sections 201–206 and Sections 215–220. This is where official visiting team ticket blocks are typically housed.
* Lower-Level Visiting Sideline: Sections 107–114 are situated on the lower level along the visiting team's sideline.
Not game ticket related but looks like MSU Alumni Association has a pre game event and block of tickets for the Twins game on Friday
www.alumni.msstate.edu
Road Dawgs Pregame Events | MSU Alumni
In other words buy them from somebody there at a discount instead of through either school
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